Pichai told CNBC that Google is working on prototype glasses to work with Project Astra's AI model. The first Google Glass was originally launched in 2013 and was a remarkable commercial failure.

Google is showing off an updated version of Project Astra, the all-seeing, all-hearing and all-remembering experimental AI assistant it showed a glimpse of earlier this year. Why it matters: Astra ...

Today, at Google I/O, the company showed off Project Astra, a multimodal AI agent designed to help you. It takes audio, pictures, and video input and is supposed to respond to your queries and ...

But Project Astra has at least one exciting advantage over ChatGPT that was obvious from the first demo we saw at Google I/O 2024. Unlike OpenAI, Google did not give us a live demo of Project Astra.

If you were as excited about Project Astra as I was, the good news is that it’s back at this year’s Google I/O 2025. In a demo at Google’s annual development conference, it showcased a few ...

Google didn't say when Project Astra will make it into products, or even into the hands of developers, but Google's DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis said that "some of these capabilities are coming to ...

Google also shared a new demo showing how its prototype glasses can use Project Astra and AR technology to do things like translate posters in front of you, remember where you left things around ...

Google showed off new AI chatbot technology dubbed Project Astra, along with a series of announcements infusing artificial intelligence throughout its catalogue of products, as company executives ...

The advantage here for Google is that Gemini is available on off-the-shelf hardware — in a video demo shown during the I/O keynote, Project Astra is up and running on what looks like a Pixel 8 Pro.

As pleasant as Gemini is, the new Project Astra is even more amazing, though it's still a work in progress. Astra is like Siri, Google Assistant and Google Gemini, but with more capabilities.